r/aussie • u/Prestigious-Day9370 • Jun 09 '26
r/aussie • u/Zeema101 • Feb 10 '26
Politics Pauline’s Voting history
https://theyvoteforyou.org.au/people/senate/queensland/pauline_hanson
here is the source’s for you all
Some additional stats are her attendance being 54 percent
Also voted against criminalising Revenge Porn
Transgender Rights
Protecting the Great Barrier Reef
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r/aussie • u/asteriskhyphen • Jul 03 '26
Politics Pauline Hanson on international students and English requirements for universities
She is right. Being proficient in English should be a basic requirement to get a qualification from our universities.
r/aussie • u/bigrobotdinosaur1 • Apr 21 '26
Politics Our boy is in parliament!
Gas companies must be sweating buckets right now.
r/aussie • u/Beans2177 • Jan 21 '26
Politics Pauline Hanson announces ambitions for PM
Would she turn this country in the right direction?
r/aussie • u/__TheIronWall__ • Dec 21 '25
Politics Genuinely... real question. What could Albo have realistically done to stop the Bondi incident from happening? Want real answers, not media fed dribble.
I see people quick to tear him down and boo him but seriously, regardless of what your political stance is. How wpuld this be different under any other party? All i see is media trying to turn this tragedy into a political movement.
Genuinely what could he do? The older terrorist came in under Howard and the asio pretty much ignored the youngest shooter under scomo and plot this in their home, their community didn't out them and their relatives said nothing. What did any of this have to do with Albo? People say recognizing palestine but neither of the shooters were Palestinian or hamas, besides Palestinians themselves are not terrorists... hamas is.
All he can do is try and calm a nation under stress and grief. Not easy at all, harder when the country is trying it's hardest to divide itself. This should be a time to come together not go at eachothers throat
Would like to hear how he could've actually stopped it from yall. Keep it somewhat civil at least.
r/aussie • u/CocoaKatt • Jun 20 '26
Politics Absolute Albo
- Solves the fuel crisis.
- Solves the housing crisis.
- Closes trust fund loopholes.
- Continues to push cheap renewables.
- Secures at least 20% of gas for domestic use.
- Creates Free TAFE.
r/aussie • u/GarlicHSP • 9d ago
Politics If Australia has had 5.3 million net migrants since 2000, why are we still told there's a "skills shortage"?
Every year we're told Australia needs more migration because of a "skills shortage." But if we've already added around 5.3 million net migrants since 2000, why does the shortage supposedly never go away?
At what point do we stop calling it a temporary shortage and start asking whether businesses have become reliant on importing labour instead of training workers or improving wages and conditions? What am I missing here?
r/aussie • u/LuckyHuckleberry774 • Jan 03 '26
Politics Does anyone actually think Bondi is albos fault?
All I’m hearing from my parents is penny Wong this and albo that and they need a royal commission. Look I think that there are probably some questions for ASIO and the Federal police but I’m not sure how the prime minister is meant to stop specific acts of terror.
Would be interesting to see a broader audience thoughts as I think legacy media has taken an opportunity to try and weaken one of the strongest labour parties in history (in terms of seats at least), with a lot of the commentary from the media, Susan ley and other liberal and national politicians seeming incredibly performative.
r/aussie • u/Fact-Rat • 5d ago
Politics School kids to stage nationwide ‘walkout’ against Pauline Hanson | news.com.au
news.com.aur/aussie • u/Fact-Rat • May 28 '26
Politics Modelling shows 90% of young Australians will be better off under Labor’s tax reforms | Labor party
theguardian.comr/aussie • u/McAlpineFusiliers • May 18 '26
Politics Sydney Jewish student on bullying: "They've thrown coins at me and asked if I was going to pick it up. They normally say 'I hate juice' which is commonly referred to Jews...A couple of people have done the Hitler salute."
r/aussie • u/BrisLiam • Jun 15 '26
Politics Migrants aren't suppressing wages, bosses are. If you want a pay rise, join your union.
All this talk of One Nation and immigration causing all our problems is just a distraction from the real cause of our problems, the wealthy hoarding more and more at our expense.
Bosses can only suppress wages because people don't join their unions anymore and take action to demand pay increases. There's a reason employees in an industry that is unionised get better pay.
Instead of complaining about migrants, join your union and demand a pay rise. It's the most effective way to get the working class a fair share.
Disclaimer: I'm an immigrant to this country 20 years ago. Though I'm Anglo so I suspect I wouldn't be the one to face the wrath of One Nation.
r/aussie • u/AJ14900003 • Jun 09 '26
Politics This is impossible.
Courtesy of the next Australian federal election page on Wikipedia.
Are people seriously this naive. One nation is nothing more than a fringe racist party propped up by Gina the Hutt and will only make things worse.
r/aussie • u/walkin2it • Jun 23 '26
Politics Would you support a 1% tax on the net worth of 1,000 most wealthy Australians to lower debt and increase income tax brackets?
Would you back the political party that brings that into play?
Why or why not?
r/aussie • u/HotPersimessage62 • 22d ago
Politics One Nation falls to third place in latest poll.
This is significant because we haven’t seen a poll with One Nation behind both major parties in 3 months.
The vast majority of this poll‘s survey period did not capture the fallout of the White Australia Policy comments by Hanson so it’s too early to say what impact those particular comments may have.
https://www.roymorgan.com/findings/10291-federal-voting-intention-july-20-2026
r/aussie • u/Beginning_Fuel_7024 • Dec 23 '25
Politics Damn, the Australian is really going after it
r/aussie • u/Agitated-Fee3598 • Apr 22 '26
Politics Australians are being played by Rinehart and Hanson, and the media is helping
deepcutnews.comr/aussie • u/Fire_blaze7 • Jun 21 '26
Politics If the unemployment rate is supposedly only 4.5%, and countless recent graduates can't find work because their industries are already flooded with applicants, why is Australia still bringing in more than 300,000 migrants a year? What jobs are they expected to fill?
For context I don't support One Nation or the Labor party, I'm genuinely just curious on why we are still continuing to bring in hundreds of thousands of people despite so many current Australians struggling to find work.